Judge, 1895-06-15 · page 7 of 16
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TRAVELING MUSICIAN —"Ah, here's a dude hunter. Step out, Gumbo, an’ frighten him. We'll swipe his gun.” A WOMAN'S EDITION. HE new woman now declares she will issue an edition of the bible which will do her sex justice. Pray, won't the “ breeches " bible do? THE GIRL IN THE COUNTRY. [8 ANGRY mood she fits her fan. Small wonder she’s enraged, For every eligible man She finds out is engaged. EARLY TRAINING. Cobwigger—* You seemed rather amused over the idea of your wife's wearing bloomers.” Smith— You'd be amused your- self if you could see her when she tried to find something in her work- basket and emptied it into her lap.” Apmis see? in! pair A LOSING GAME, — i] 9. THE: FLESHY —~ By, S MONSTROSITY. ELEPHANT-EARED MAN—"'It is very warm, Miss Eva, SOCIETY AT THE MUSEUM. Gumbo frightens him all right— THE OUTWARD CURVE. oe HEN LEY is such an enthusiastic equestrian that I believe he must have been born in the saddle.” ~ Yes; his legs look like it.” THE SUMMER MAID. QE: ISN'T she a gay, romantic girl ‘When she sets out to pass away the summer? Though first she dreams of nothing but an earl, At last she is contented with a drum. mer. THE HAPPY FUTURE. Cora—* So you think it will be a good thing for the men when women are emancipated ?” Merritt—"1 should say so. A fellow will then have a chance to mar- ry a girl with a good political job.” Permit me to fan you.” comicbooks.com